Five dead, one missing, 21 rescued by local boats. A “rogue wave” is thought to be the cause.
Man, you just never know what might happen.
No particular link, google will find plenty.
Whale watching boat capsizes off Tofino, BC
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Rumor has it, the same company has already lost a boat back in the 1980s.
A fatal accident in the 1990s by the same company is in some of the reports. One says one dead, another says two. But they were in a zodiac.